Cost-Benefit Analysis for Invasive Species Control: the Case of Greater Canada Goose Branta canadensis in Flanders (Northern Belgium)

Keyphrases

• Belgium 100%
• Flanders 100%
• Invasive Species 100%
• Canada Goose 100%
• Branta Canadensis 100%
• Invasive Species Management 100%
• Cost-benefit Analysis 100%
• Capture Rate 50%
• Management Costs 50%
• Discount Rate 50%
• Damage Costs 50%
• Business-as-usual Scenario 50%
• Eutrophication 25%
• Population Growth 25%
• Control Actions 25%
• Socio-economic Impact 25%
• Ecological Economics 25%
• Economic Impact 25%
• Social-ecological Impacts 25%
• Avoided Cost 25%
• Premolt 25%
• Social-economic Impact 25%
• Logistic Growth 25%
• Egg Destruction 25%
• Water Eutrophication 25%
• Scenario Approach 25%
• Coordinated Hunting 25%
• Cultivated Grassland 25%
• Water Damage 25%
• Avoided Damage Costs 25%
• Bioeconomic Model 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Branta Canadensis 100%
• Invasive Species 100%
• Introduced Species 80%
• Eutrophication 40%
• Grassland 20%
• Growth Models 20%
• Population Growth 20%